Cybersecurity services that find real risk.
Experienced human testers plus automated scanning, from a one-off penetration test to full SOC 2, ISO 27001 and GDPR readiness. Dev-ready findings you can act on, not a wall of false positives.
Manual Penetration Testing
Experienced testers manually attack your web apps, APIs and mobile apps to surface the business-logic and chained flaws automated scanners miss. Web application, API and network penetration testing with proof-of-exploit and a free retest.
Explore pentesting →Compliance Consulting
SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR and HIPAA readiness: gap analysis, technical remediation and audit liaison. We also run the penetration test your SOC 2 or ISO 27001 auditor expects, so evidence and controls line up.
Explore compliance →OnScanner Automation
Continuous, non-cached vulnerability and privacy scanning for modern stacks. OnScanner gives you breadth between manual engagements, with a REST API and monitoring, so nothing drifts out of compliance.
Explore OnScanner →Cybersecurity services FAQ.
What's the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?
A vulnerability scan (like OnScanner) is automated and continuous: it finds known issues fast and broadly. A penetration test is a manual, time-boxed engagement where a human tester chains weaknesses together to prove real-world impact. Most teams need both: automation for breadth, humans for depth. We deliver them as one program.
Do I need a penetration test for SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
A penetration test is not strictly mandatory for a SOC 2 report, but most auditors and enterprise customers now expect one as evidence that your security controls actually work. ISO 27001 similarly expects technical testing of your controls. Running the pentest and the compliance program together means the evidence maps directly to your controls, with no duplicated effort.
How fast can you start, and what do I get?
Most engagements scope within a few days. You receive an executive summary, a technical report with line-by-line remediation, and proof-of-exploit for every critical finding, followed by a retest once you've fixed the issues. Deliverables are built to satisfy both your engineers and your auditors.